stickywicket wrote: It’s always the hospital for me. I went to the doctors to try and find out about my bloods and they told me they couldn’t as they always go back to the person that requests them to be done. Just wasn’t sure if it was rheumatology or whether somebody else in the hospital is supposed to be in charge of it. It wasn’t urine it was the other! That’s why I was worried and went to have my bloods done as it was very unusual and wasn’t a stomach bug. I think I will speak to them next time about it as you say, for my own piece of mind. But I’m always mindful of how I speak to people as usually the person that deals with it, it isn’t their fault. They’ve told me now to stay off it for 2 weeks and then have another blood test. Hopefully my next appointment in July I will be able to sort a few things out. I’ve had a few times where they’ve rang me about my liver function being high but it’s always generally when I’ve been unwell (I work in a primary school so it’s a regular occurrence) I tend to never drink anymore anyway. I’d rather eat my calories than drink them! 😂 Feeling a lot more positive after a few posts on here anyway and everyone’s advice! So thank you.
RD92 wrote: stickywicket wrote: But I’m always mindful of how I speak to people as usually the person that deals with it, it isn’t their fault. That's so true. I always feel sorry for the poor receptionist etc who carries the flak for others' mistakes. As for the yellow poo - yes, I think that is usually connected with the liver and just as well you didn't ignore it. Sometimes these things resolve themselves after a few weeks of the meds: sometimes a different med is required. It will be hard staying away from germs if you're with young children all day. At least the summer holidays will be here soon. Do you get your free flu jab every October?
stickywicket wrote: But I’m always mindful of how I speak to people as usually the person that deals with it, it isn’t their fault.